Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Tsilmg the world he s m love, Chris Gebhardt smgs to 99in Degannaro. The. twn sang several songs together as the star-crossed loversv A dancmg Debbie' Debbie Anderson dances to Go Home Wllh Bonnie Jean Wthh was being sung by Alan Lopuszynskl Looking towards the futute, Shelley Ondrus sings to Donald Rapose. Brigadoon was presented on Fnday and Saturday nights, May 6 and 7, 1983. A moment of confrontation bexween Chris Gebhardt and Donald Rapose. Chns is telling Donald that has saving In Brigadoon. Musical 9

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Spring brings Brigadoon The Scottish highlands complete with kilts, a Scottish fair, and strange magical happenings came to Harbor in the form of the musical Brigadoon. Fiona MacLaren, a resident of the 18th century, and Tommy Albright, from the 20th century, fali in love by fate and the magic of the highlands. They learn in the end that love does conquer all, even when it's a 200 year age difference. Tommy leaves his world to be with Fiona forever in Scotland giving Brigadoon a happy ending. Directed by Raymond Moore, the cast was lead by Chris Gebhardt iTommyL Kelly Degennaro iFionai, and Donald Rapose as Tommyis best friend Jeff Douglas A tense moment for Donald was provided by Chris when he had problems with a clothes change. This left Donald with three minutes of ad libs to cover up the mistake. Staring at death, Aian Lopuszynski, Chns Gebhardt, and AI Altonen look at and ponder over the dead hmty of Dan Goodman. HVVlfh this nng. . Alan Lopuszynski makes it Offlr cm! as he places the wedding ring on Debbie Ander- sonts finger. 8e5tudent Life It came off all right and the problem was corrected by the next show. The show was the last for Moore as di- rector at Harbor; he took a job in Texas over the summer. Musical direction was done by Kathleen Milford. The rest of the cast consisted of: Debbie Anderson iJean MacLareni, Al Altonen iAn- drew MacLarenL John Kennedy iArchie Beatoni, Danny Goodman tHarry Beatoni, Michelle Ondrus iMeg Brockiei. Chris Music iAngus MacGuffieL Alan Lopuszynski iCharles Dalrymplei, and Darrelle Hayman iMaggie AndersonL For many senior members of the cast this was their last show, since in another month they were to graduate. According to Darrelle Hayman, It was a great way to end the year-with a great show!

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LIVE! from New York. . . '83 Prom. New York! New York! Seniors accepted the invitation of the juniors to visit for one night in a magically reconstructed New York Citywthe site of the From. This city of glamour and excitement was put togeth- er at Kent State. lt occupied the commons and the Blue and Gold room. The music was supplied from the group iiSassy which became a big hit. The juniors worked all year on the deco- rations and finally the big week of decorating came up. Although they had a problem with the ceiling falling down, everything else went well, and the decora- tions were outstanding! The sophomores who helped out with the serving were as follows: Chris Gebhardt, Frank Spano, Brent Bunnell, Dale Good times and memories will last forever: Michelle .Schroeder and Shelley Prine enjoy a break between ' dances. Q, Reese, Cheryl Miller, Chris Ryan, Holly Twaro, and Heather McDonald. They got their first glimpses of a high school prom. Teachers also enjoyed getting involved. They do their part by chaperonmg. Mr. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Edixon, Mr, Roskovics, and Mr. Morrell all took part in this task. The king and queen, Alec Raffa and Julie Sayer, were selected from six other Pavolino, couples, These couples included: Tina Hare and Frank Root, Jeff Howe and Lauren Grippe, Lori Clark and John Luoma, Dan Ridell and Carla Sava, Rob Fortune and Tanya Pennington, Terri Dragon and Cliff Parks. Andy Karhu, the president of student council, had the honor of crowning Alec and Julie. 10e5tudent Life